T.D. Jakes To Headline Business Conference to Share Techniques to End Financial Drought

T.D. JAKES TO HEADLINE CONQUER BUSINESS 2012 CONFERENCE IN ATLANTA

-- Successful Businessmen Share Techniques to End Financial Drought --

T.D. Jakes and Robert J. Watkins

~ Thousands of business owners, budding entrepreneurs and others seeking financial security for their families are expected to convene in Atlanta for Conquer Business 2012, a two-day conference to equip, empower and prepare those with a vision for success. The conference will be held on November 15-16 (Thursday and Friday) at the Georgia International Convention Center in College Park, a suburb of Atlanta.

Conquer Business 2012 will offer workshops from some of the most renowned successful businessmen and financial leaders to help others succeed by providing tangible tools, models and formulas for success. Additionally, conference attendees will receive private question and answer sessions with T.D. Jakes, secrets for establishing and maintaining successful businesses, meetings with top investors and financiers, and ways to develop sound reliable business plans for immediate financial success.

The conference is sponsored by Kings & Priests Unlimited, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing world class educational environments, conferences and workshops that provide critical thinking, uncommon solutions and practical answers to life's challenges.

With the current looming financial crisis facing our nation, according to Kings & Priest Unlimited and Conquer Business 2012 Founder Robert Watkins, the conference will allow individuals the opportunity to manifest their own personal destiny.

"We believe business ownership, good financial stewardship and creative entrepreneurship are keys to ending the financial struggle for many families and small businesses, said Watkins. He added, "With unemployment at record high numbers, hundreds of college graduates unable to find work and many others under-employed, Conquer Business 2012 will offer innovative, lasting solutions to pursue non-traditional opportunities for success."

Jakes, Founder and Pastor of the Potter's House located in Dallas, will share his personal business model for creating generational wealth. "We live in a society that equates wealth with power," said Jakes. "The most impactful way to level the playing field is to extend our spending power beyond a single generation through the establishment of successful entrepreneurial endeavors that are stored up as a legacy for our children's children."

Other conference speakers include: Valery Burton, featured guest on Dr. Oz, Oprah Winfrey Radio and Essence Magazine; Bishop Dale C. Bronner, founder of Word of Faith Family Worship Center and Chairman of Bronner Brothers Hair Care Products; Robert Watkins, author, businessman and founder of Kings & Priests Unlimited; Vaughn McLaukin, CEO of Kingdom Mall of Jacksonville, Florida, Glenn Henderson, renowned business growth expert, Wendy Walters of Palm Tree Productions and others.

Conquer Business 2012 will cover topics such as leveraging technology for success, developing wealth from God-Given talents, building successful enterprises at home, developing eight (8) income streams, Book publishing and many others.

The cost to attend the Conquer Business 2012 conference is $99. A portion of the proceeds will benefit Young CEO Camps for Teens, a character development program for teenagers. For more information on Conquer Business 2012 or to register for the conference log-onto www.conqueratlanta.com.

About Bishop T.D. Jakes
Bishop T.D. Jakes is a charismatic leader, visionary, provocative thinker and entrepreneur who serves as Senior Pastor of The Potter's House, a global humanitarian organization and 30,000 member church in Dallas. Named "America's Best Preacher" by Time magazine, Jakes ranks among the 25 Most Influential African Americans, Britain's 100 Most Influential Black People and Ebony Magazine's Power 100. His worldwide impact is felt through an empire that spans film, television, radio, bestselling books, and conference series

About Kings & Priests Unlimited
Celebrating 10 years of marketplace ministry, Kings & Priests Unlimited provides relationship resources and revelation to help families, individuals and small businesses achieve financial, personal, entrepreneurial and spiritual results. Robert Watkins, founder of Kings & Priests Unlimited, is in great demand as a popular conference speaker. He authored the book, Never Chase A Paycheck Again. Watkins is known for his innovative business programs, results-oriented content and practical application, spiced with the right amount of humor. Watkins served in the U.S. Army and graduated from West Georgia University. He also launched the non-profit, Conquer Worldwide LLC which has trained thousands of leaders for financial freedom, leadership development and business success, and Young CEO Camps, a character-development program for teens.

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Richard Younge September 18, 2012 at 11:37am

We have numerous African American entrepreneurs with great ideas and superior work ethics trying to make it right now. They don't need advice as much as they need resources; specifically in the form of equity capital. Every new program becomes a focus on the kids. We have adults out here now who need equity capital, not loans to make inroads in the new green industries and to unleash market breaking ideas. Yes many of the businesses could benefit from some mentoring, however, they need the kind of advice that you would receive from a parent teaching you how to ride a bicycle, after they see to it that you have a bicycle to ride. Every group of people have figured out how to get equity capital to the entrepreneurs in their group. Whether we are talking about Jews, Chinese, Koreans, East Indians, Cubans or other Europeans who have used the stock exchanges for a couple of centuries. Penny stocks are a great way of financing new industry. Reginald Lewis tried to create a small business exchange early in his career, before he got involved with McCall's Patern Division. Our focus needs to be on teaching our people how to invest in the businesses that will create their financial futures. This goes beyond the advice that most of our entrepreneurs have heard 1,000 times already!

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